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CSCSoftware/AiDex

v1.4.0 Breaking

This release includes 3 breaking changes for platform teams planning a safe upgrade.

Published 4mo MCP Developer Tools
✓ No known CVEs patched
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✓ No known CVEs patched in this version

Topics

ai-coding claude claude-code code-indexing code-search copilot
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cursor developer-tools gemini gemini-cli mcp mcp-server sqlite tree-sitter vscode windsurf

Affected surfaces

breaking_upgrade

Summary

AI summary

Renamed from CodeGraph to AiDex and requires updating MCP config, index directory, and migration steps.

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Breaking Changes

  • Renamed from CodeGraph to AiDex — MCP prefix changes from mcp__codegraph__ to mcp__aidex__
  • Index directory changed from .codegraph/ to .aidex/
  • Update your MCP config: server name must be "aidex"

What's New

  • Auto-Cleanup: aidex_init removes excluded files (e.g. build outputs) automatically
  • Git Status in Viewer: Cat icons show modified/staged/untracked status
  • aidex-init-all.bat: Recursively index all git projects in a directory tree
  • Updated documentation with correct MCP prefix and config examples

Migration

  1. Update MCP config: change server name to "aidex"
  2. Delete old .codegraph/ directories (safe to remove)
  3. Re-index with aidex_init (creates .aidex/)

Breaking Changes

  • Renamed service from CodeGraph to AiDex; MCP prefix changed from `mcp__codegraph__` to `mcp__aidex__`
  • Index directory renamed from `.codegraph/` to `.aidex/`
  • MCP config server name must be updated to "aidex"
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About CSCSoftware/AiDex

Persistent code index MCP server using Tree-sitter for fast, precise code search. Replaces grep with ~50 token responses instead of 2000+. Supports 11 languages including C#, TypeScript, Python, Rust, and Go.

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